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… judge erred by not providing her due process, finding she committed the predicate act of harassment, determining an … He began with "I want to advise you of your right to get a lawyer and determine if you[] [are] ready" and relayed … schools as the judge failed to consider the children's best interests and that "[n]one of the alleged acts of …
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A-0056-24 Briefs
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… from making the difficult decision to either work and get paid or take an unpaid day when sick or for other … never commenced. Instead, Plaintiffs were approached and ultimately represented by the same attorneys who … Requirements. As discussed above, it is, and has always been, County Concrete’s policy to permit employees to …
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… of the Common Expenses and the preparation of a budget shall specifically designate and identify that portion … he was "not going to restrict [the residents'] vote in any way." Zangerle confirmed he had a brief discussion with … court conceded that the HOA election was not "the height of best practice," but there were no objections to the …
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… of the Common Expenses and the preparation of a budget shall specifically designate and identify that portion … he was "not going to restrict [the residents'] vote in any way." Zangerle confirmed he had a brief discussion with … court conceded that the HOA election was not "the height of best practice," but there were no objections to the …
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A-3406-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… the very witnesses she credited, picking the version that best allowed her to justify her findings. She relied upon … to the school, created efficiency that increased the budgetary reserves, and had never been disciplined prior to … failed to address Plaintiff’s motion in any substantive way, simply stating the motion was premature. Pa67. This was …
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… 14, 2017 written opinion. However, we add the following comments. Defendant has a history of heroin addiction, … abuse treatment, parenting skills, counseling, and visitation. The judge considered, but found no viable … with his uncle. The judge concluded it was not in Vincent's best interest to hold him hostage to the uncertain outcome …
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… 14, 2017 written opinion. However, we add the following comments. Defendant has a history of heroin addiction, … abuse treatment, parenting skills, counseling, and visitation. The judge considered, but found no viable … with his uncle. The judge concluded it was not in Vincent's best interest to hold him hostage to the uncertain outcome …
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IN RE: ALLERGAN BIOCELL TEXTURED BREAST IMPLANT PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION FILED JUN 19 2020 RACHELLE L. HARZ SUPERIOR coURT dF8N …
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… she informed that one of the incidents took place "all the way upstairs" in an attic area. Most of defendant's … conclude trial counsel was not ineffective for failing to visit or photograph that area. Trial counsel was constrained … the functional purpose of enabling a relationship that ultimately redounds to the good of all parties and the …
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… the monitoring device affects their privacy in two ways. It enables the Board to monitor their movements and, … does not apply to "a program whose primary purpose is ultimately indistinguishable from the general interest in … "central purposes . . . are not intended to subject [the target of the search] to criminal charges." O'Hagen, 189 N.J. …
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… the monitoring device affects their privacy in two ways. It enables the Board to monitor their movements and, … does not apply to "a program whose primary purpose is ultimately indistinguishable from the general interest in … "central purposes . . . are not intended to subject [the target of the search] to criminal charges." O'Hagen, 189 N.J. …
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… she informed that one of the incidents took place "all the way upstairs" in an attic area. Most of defendant's … conclude trial counsel was not ineffective for failing to visit or photograph that area. Trial counsel was constrained … the functional purpose of enabling a relationship that ultimately redounds to the good of all parties and the …
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… motion for reconsideration. We affirm. Plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants seeking damages for injuries … him because she did not "want any of [her] employees to get hurt and [she] felt it was safer." Plaintiff groomed … prior occasions when she groomed him, including his first visit to her business. Plaintiff admitted she muzzled the …
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… motion for reconsideration. We affirm. Plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants seeking damages for injuries … him because she did not "want any of [her] employees to get hurt and [she] felt it was safer." Plaintiff groomed … prior occasions when she groomed him, including his first visit to her business. Plaintiff admitted she muzzled the …
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… the information in the Van Saders Certification "would be best not in the public domain" without elaborating why he … . on how the pending litigation is managed, prosecuted, and ultimately resolved." Thus, the judge concluded: [T]he … resolved. And for those reasons, although the [c]ourt is always reluctant to do so, and I specifically am reluctant to …
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… defendant married A.C.'s mother. The three were living together when defendant asked A.C. to put on a bathing suit … WHEN IT QUALIFIED A STATE'S FACT WITNESS AS AN EXPERT HALF- WAY THROUGH THE WITNESS'S TESTIMONY. POINT V: THE TRIAL … 12 A-3852-18 (e) That he will be expected to tell to the best of his mental ability the facts surrounding him at the …
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… 484, 496 (1996). 10 A-1393-19 "'[A] criminal sentence is always and solely committed to the discretion of the trial … rule" because the "facts of an individual case are the best indicators of whether a right to a speedy trial has … burden of establishing such customs. Id. at 265 (citing Doggett v. United States, 505 U.S. 647, 651-52 15 A-1393-19 …
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… to address Keddie and L.R. I's so-called "court order" pathway, N.J.A.C. 6A:32-7.5(e)(15), requiring production of … . . . notice to the people whose . . . files . . . may ultimately be produced because they're already public … 444 (2001)). This is because a "trial court [is] in the best position to weigh the equities and arguments of the …
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… defendant married A.C.'s mother. The three were living together when defendant asked A.C. to put on a bathing suit … WHEN IT QUALIFIED A STATE'S FACT WITNESS AS AN EXPERT HALF- WAY THROUGH THE WITNESS'S TESTIMONY. POINT V: THE TRIAL … 12 A-3852-18 (e) That he will be expected to tell to the best of his mental ability the facts surrounding him at the …
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… to address Keddie and L.R. I's so-called "court order" pathway, N.J.A.C. 6A:32-7.5(e)(15), requiring production of … . . . notice to the people whose . . . files . . . may ultimately be produced because they're already public … 444 (2001)). This is because a "trial court [is] in the best position to weigh the equities and arguments of the …